All Classes and Interfaces

Class
Description
A simple array-backed queue with a fixed size.
An interface which supports asynchronous cancellation.
This interface represents the result of an asynchronous future task, which provides all the features of Future while also adding several additional convenience methods and the ability to add asynchronous callbacks.
An abstract base class for an implementation of the Listener interface.
A listener for an asynchronous future computation result.
The possible statuses of an AsyncFuture.
A base class for implementing asynchronous tasks.
Utility for snapshot/copy-on-write arrays.
Deprecated.
A simple load-balancing executor.
Deprecated.
Executors in this package will always accept tasks immediately.
Deprecated.
Deprecated.
Deprecated.
A task which depends on other tasks, and which may have tasks depending upon it.
A builder for a dependency task.
A direct executor.
A direct executor service.
A task-or-thread queue backed thread pool executor service.
The builder class for an EnhancedQueueExecutor.
An event listener which handles a single event and accepts an attachment of some type.
Deprecated.
Deprecated.
A thread interrupt handler.
JBoss thread- and executor-related utility and factory methods.
 
A JBoss thread.
A factory for JBossThread instances.
Deprecated.
An executor for long-running tasks which limits the total concurrency over a delegate thread pool.
A thread pool for which an MBean can be obtained.
A version of ThreadPoolExecutor which implements ManageableThreadPoolExecutorService in order to allow opting out of using EnhancedQueueExecutor.
Warning this class consists of generated code.
An executor that always runs all tasks in queue order, using a delegate executor to run the tasks.
Deprecated.
Deprecated.
An object which can have shutdown listeners registered on it.
A simple shutdown-listenable registry.
An MXBean which contains the attributes and operations found on all standard thread pools.
Thrown when a task is submitted to an executor which is in the process of, or has completed shutting down.
A notifier which is called when tasks start, stop, or fail.
Thrown when a thread factory refuses to create a thread for a thread pool.
Deprecated.
A privileged action which allows setting a thread on-exit action.
Deprecated.
 
An executor which runs a task within the given direct executor.